Abstract. We propose a formal account of XACML, an OASIS standard adhering to the Policy Based Access Control model for the specification and enforcement of access control policies. To clarify all ambiguous and intricate aspects of XACML, we provide it with a more manageable alternative syntax and with a solid semantic ground. This lays the basis for developing tools and methodologies which allow software engineers to easily and precisely regulate access to resources using policies. To demonstrate feasibility and effectiveness of our approach, we provide a software tool, supporting the specification and evaluation of policies and access requests, whose implementation fully relies on our formal development
Traditional access control solutions, based on preliminary identification and authentication of the ...
With lot of hype surrounding policy-based computing, XACML (eXtensible Access Control Markup Languag...
We present a formal (model-based) approach to de-scribing and analysing access control policies. Thi...
We propose a formal account of XACML, an OASIS standard adhering to the Policy Based Access Control ...
We introduce a UML-based notation for graphically modeling systems’ security aspects in a simple an...
The OASIS XACML standard emerged as a pure declarative language allowing to express access control. ...
Abstract. We present a formal, tool-supported approach to the design and maintenance of access contr...
With the widespread use of web services, there is a need for adequate security and privacy support t...
We introduce a UML-based notation for graphically modeling systems' security aspects in a simple and...
Abstract—The advent of emerging technologies such as Web services, service-oriented architecture, an...
The eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML) is a popular OASIS standard for the specificat...
We present a formal, tool-supported approach to the design and maintenance of access control policie...
One of the most challenging problems in managing large, distributed, and heterogeneous networked sys...
Policy languages have become the most common way to protect the online resources from unauthorized a...
Traditional access control solutions, based on preliminary identification and authentication of the ...
Traditional access control solutions, based on preliminary identification and authentication of the ...
With lot of hype surrounding policy-based computing, XACML (eXtensible Access Control Markup Languag...
We present a formal (model-based) approach to de-scribing and analysing access control policies. Thi...
We propose a formal account of XACML, an OASIS standard adhering to the Policy Based Access Control ...
We introduce a UML-based notation for graphically modeling systems’ security aspects in a simple an...
The OASIS XACML standard emerged as a pure declarative language allowing to express access control. ...
Abstract. We present a formal, tool-supported approach to the design and maintenance of access contr...
With the widespread use of web services, there is a need for adequate security and privacy support t...
We introduce a UML-based notation for graphically modeling systems' security aspects in a simple and...
Abstract—The advent of emerging technologies such as Web services, service-oriented architecture, an...
The eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML) is a popular OASIS standard for the specificat...
We present a formal, tool-supported approach to the design and maintenance of access control policie...
One of the most challenging problems in managing large, distributed, and heterogeneous networked sys...
Policy languages have become the most common way to protect the online resources from unauthorized a...
Traditional access control solutions, based on preliminary identification and authentication of the ...
Traditional access control solutions, based on preliminary identification and authentication of the ...
With lot of hype surrounding policy-based computing, XACML (eXtensible Access Control Markup Languag...
We present a formal (model-based) approach to de-scribing and analysing access control policies. Thi...